Key Hiong vs. Ho Choong Tuck!
Two famous dim sum places. Two dim sum breakfasts two days in a row. Who will be the winner?
Contestant no.1 - Ho Choong Tuck
The spread
The lor mai kai was tasty!
Andrew sez "Not bad not bad at all!"
Will Ho Choong Tuck triumph?
Contestant no.2 - Key Hiong
The spread
The moist interior of the wu kok
Tempted?
So is the dim sum at Key Hiong worth crashing into a dustbin for?
Contestant no.1 - Ho Choong Tuck
The spread
The lor mai kai was tasty!
Andrew sez "Not bad not bad at all!"
Will Ho Choong Tuck triumph?
Contestant no.2 - Key Hiong
The spread
The moist interior of the wu kok
Tempted?
So is the dim sum at Key Hiong worth crashing into a dustbin for?Ho Choong Tuck:
- Plenty of varieties. Pretty good taste wise.
- Passable har kau (prawn dumpling) but nothing to shout about.
- RM2.60 per plate but I'm guessing that some types of dim sum are more expensive.
Key Hiong:
- Variety wise they probably have slightly more than Ho Choong Tuck. Taste is pretty good too.
- Har kau is very poor.
- RM2.80 per plate regardless of dim sum type.
So who is the winner? I would say it's pretty much a draw in terms of taste. Key Hiong loses out in terms of their har kau but then their paus are really good. I didn't get the chance to try out the paus at Ho Choong Tuck though.
Still haven't found a place that serves great har kau (those classy Chinese restaurants don't count). The search continues...
- Plenty of varieties. Pretty good taste wise.
- Passable har kau (prawn dumpling) but nothing to shout about.
- RM2.60 per plate but I'm guessing that some types of dim sum are more expensive.
Key Hiong:
- Variety wise they probably have slightly more than Ho Choong Tuck. Taste is pretty good too.
- Har kau is very poor.
- RM2.80 per plate regardless of dim sum type.
So who is the winner? I would say it's pretty much a draw in terms of taste. Key Hiong loses out in terms of their har kau but then their paus are really good. I didn't get the chance to try out the paus at Ho Choong Tuck though.
Still haven't found a place that serves great har kau (those classy Chinese restaurants don't count). The search continues...
posted by Moolah at 3:32 PM
4 Comments:
Dim sum again? Fulamak! Apasal tak ajak? Anyway; we had dim sum on Sat too; food cannot make it and its expensive!!!
Ho Choong Tuck was on Saturday morning after a run with Andrew. And it's early morning...you probably belum bangun! =P
As for Key Hiong I was there on a whim after going to RHB nearby. =P
IT's the thought that count! :P
The famous har gao is at paramount garden key way dimsum. Another branch of key way dimsum at damansara perdana (just behind the public mutual fund).
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